----- Original Message -----
From: Roberto Angelo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 1999 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake
> I would burn my CDs on Linux but with a IDE-CDRW as Yahama 4416 the
> common progs as cdwrite, cdrecord and Gcombust seem not works (and
> explain that I have to activate the IDE-SCSI emulation).
After doing some thinking on this one it looks like even with the newer
kernels, a recompile will be required enabling the scsi emulation to get
stuff like CDRoast working with IDE drives (shame really).
Does anyone know if there is a linux CDR program around that will support
ide drives ??
If not, is there anyone out there who fancies doing a recompile of the
kernel from a standard mandrake install (might as well wait until version
6), leaving all options as standard, but enable the scsi emulation with a
view to producing an RPM for all the people who want scsi emulation but are
afraid to do the recompile.
I don't mind giving it a go myself as i'm really not shy of these things,
but whenever i've done a kernel recompile in the past, lots of other things
(mainly networking) have not come back up fully operational ;-(.
Martin.
>
> Martin White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scritto:
> >
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